What's your favorite movie?

check out my profile if you want to see which are my favorites; but the most recent awesome movie that i saw was “The incredible shrinking man” it`s about a guy who starts shrinking, eventually reaching the size of a thumb and gets stuck in his basement and in an attempt to get some food he starts an epic battle with a tarantula (while he is still in his basement) and after he kills it he reaches satori, which is ultimate enlightenment. The movie ends with a beautiful monologue in which he recognizes his interconnectedness with the cosmos.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050539/

one flew over the cukoos nest

Inception. Incredible mind-bending movie about dreams, reality, and human nature. Simply a masterpiece. Has something for everyone.

At the moment, only because I forgotten about most movies I have seen and never really categorized them by greatest to least, my favorite would probably be Che.

Che because it was non-fiction and it portrays a man that did everything for the people and not himself. The revolution was lead by the people, not the other way around. When they fought this way amazing things happened, and I mean amazing things!, because each and everyone of them knew exactly what they were fighting for. At times this movie brought me to tears. Cuba are the true rebels of imperial and consumerism. And it displayed America’s corruption beautifully while also expressing the spirituality of Cuba and what it means to be a true humanitarian and revolutionary.

To this day Cuba is second to Georgia in literacy rates per capita, 99.8%, which is only a stat, but I currently believe he succeeded at making the fairest nation at the time, for allowing the people to speak for themselves and equipping each and every individual with the ultimate weapon; Knowledge, while establishing an enormous amount of community within their country. Fuck the communist propaganda labels.

At least, this is what I have gotten from the film for I am not willing to completely base my judgements based on one source, which has lead me to further read about the Cuban revolution and Che’s work. And maybe one day, I will go to Cuba to see with my own eyes and build and even greater intuition of the people that are so hungry to live and be the ‘New Man’ of this modern day and age.

I am not for violence but what else could have been done to protect their homeland? A peaceful protest? Naw, he was lead by love to do what he did.

#1 Mindgame
#2 Fight Club
#3 Oldboy
#4 Into the Wild
#5 Prestige

In Bruges, hands down.

Oh and I liked Motorcycle Diaries way more than Che, if you haven’t seen it make sure you do.

Inception, Zen, The Last Samurai, Elizabethtown. There’s many more.
Pretty much any movie where the character is confronted with some sort of adversity and comes out in a more awakened state.

Avatar!

@wryjester, Thanks man, I will mos def watch it.

I just saw Chronicle. That was pretty good.

But, my favorite movie is P.S. I Love You.
Um. I’m a sucker for tear jerking romantic-comedies.

Donnie Darko is a close second. It’s so trippy…